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Here's How the Process Works:
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Free Initial Consultation and Financial Analysis

15 Minutes - We will go through your entire financial situation, step-by-step and see what programs you qualify for, determine how we can help, and answer any questions that you may have.

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Research & Investigation

4-7 Days - Using the Power of Attorney, we will work with the IRS to determine what evidence they have against you (without disclosing anything), so we can create a plan of attack.

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Fight for the Best Resolution

1-3 Months - After learning exactly what they have against you, we will negotiate with the IRS on your behalf, removing all the penalties we can, and fighting for a great settlement for you.

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FREEDOM!

Forever - Once your tax burdens have been lifted, you can go on living your life again! You will finally be free of the burdens chasing you, and can start fresh with no tax debt!

Expert Tax Lawyer in Philadelphia to Help You!

Highly Experienced Philadelphia Tax Lawyer

Philadelphia Office - Serving All of the greater area

Do you owe the IRS (federal government) in back taxes? Or is it the commonwealth of Pennsylvania that you owe so much money in tax and you can’t just figure out how to get out of it? Or we should just say you owe both the federal government and the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Obviously, the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, will not love you back when you owe as much as you do. Life will just keep getting tougher and tougher.

You are not alone, many good citizens just like you go through hard times at least once in their life time. The most important thing for them is to take specific actions in the right directions and they can overcome their debts. Surely, tough times never last, but tough people do. But only tough people who take positive actions in the right directions eventually get out of debts.

Your debts will not just ‘go away’. IRS will not just forget to come after you. Of course, they will and with their army of revenue officers too. You need to take actions to avoid the embarrassment of being badgered up and down by the IRS. You need to take actions to pay up your debts because they won’t just go away, unless you get rid of them. You need to take actions to secure yourself a future that is free of back tax debts.
What you need is an experienced tax attorney; better still an experienced tax firm. With an experienced tax firm guiding and protecting you, you can actually get rid of your debts and can even do so without over-stretching yourself like the IRS will want you to.

Fortunately, we are an experienced team of tax professionals- an instant tax solution firm comprising of experienced tax attorneys, CPAs and registered tax agents. Our great team of professionals possess decades of combined years of experience in dealing with the IRS and other tax bodies. We have been very successful in getting our clients the relief they deserve.

Give us a call today and benefit from our free consultation service. This usually takes about 15 minutes, during which we will get to appreciate your current financial standing and then advise you on possible solutions to your tax issues. This is a good place to start tackling your tax issues. Our number is (215) 600-1474.

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Taking Care of Tax Liens and Levies

In order to get you to pay your back taxes, IRS can claim legal ownership of your properties. Such properties can include your car, house, land and even your bank accounts. For instance, if a lien is placed on your house, you cannot refinance it, sell it or use it as collateral. Technically, you are not the owner until your debts are all paid.

Act fast by giving us a call today and we can help you get the lien lifted as fast as tomorrow. Then, you can once again enjoy the full ownership of your properties. You deserve it.

Not only will space not allow us to go into details of all the IRS restrictions and penalties, but it also will not allow us to discuss all the reliefs that is available for you to enjoy. Nevertheless, when you give us a call, we can go into details of the reliefs that you can actually benefit from and get the process started as soon as you are ready. You deserve a better life, a better future devoid of tax debts. It is yours for the taking. Act now!

Negotiating Payment Plans for You

After all your refunds are claimed and penalties and interests are removed, we can negotiate a payment schedule for you. Such schedule will afford you the chance of paying the amount you owed in back tax overtime and conveniently. You don’t have to pay all at once.

Give us a call today and we can arrange how you too can join the throngs of taxpayers who are living in relative comfort because they have embraced the chance to pay their back taxes in regular installments.

Quickly Removing Wage Garnishments For You

Has your situation gotten so bad that the IRS has contacted your employers or whoever is in charge of your pay slip to make regular deductions from your pay check in payment for your back tax debts? Your wage has been garnished. You need to act fast to get the garnish removed, considering that you need enough change in your pocket to take care of living expenses.

The IRS does not know what you are going through and cannot make allowance for it. But we can help you get rid of the annoying garnishment and also put you in a relief program that will make allowance for your specific situations and also enable you pay the amount you owe overtime.

Penalties and Interest Abatement

Just like in home mortgage, you can actually make IRS richer while you get more entrenched in debts. How? You will do so when you refuse to deal with your tax issues. The amount you owe overtime does not remain just the same, penalties and interests are added and the amount just multiplies ridiculously. It is a very scary situation to be in.

A good place to start dealing with this is by filing the back tax returns and claiming all refunds that you are due. The refunds will help in taking care of a portion of the amount owed. Beyond the fact that you get your refund, filing all your back taxes will put you in a good standing as a citizen, a compliant taxpayer.

The complete good news is that not only can we help you file all your back tax returns and claim your refunds, we can also help you get the penalties and interests removed. Wouldn’t that be amazing? Given that most taxpayers actually owe very little in back taxes without the penalties and interests. We do this routinely and you also can benefit from this relief.

Negotiating OIC Agreements

With an offer in comprise, some good citizens have been granted relief in form of back tax reduction in which they were able to save as much as 95 % of the amount owed. Such citizens often time had been through hard times and/or some emergencies (hurricane, fire, medical emergency, etc.) and could never have been able to pay the tax they owed in a reasonable amount of time. We have been able to arrange this type of relief for few of our clients in which they get to pay only about one tenth of the amount owed and their back tax debts were cleared.

However, this relief is protected by strict regulations such that only a few taxpayers qualify for it.

Choosing an Experienced Firm

You stand to gain a lot from an experienced tax lawyer or firm, starting from when they begin to give you informed advice with regard to the position of your tax returns to when they finally get you out of tax trouble and set you on a fresh lifestyle in which your tax troubles are all forgotten. In between these, good counsel can help you make meaning of complex IRS notices; get rid of tax liens, bank levies and wage garnishments; negotiate offer in compromise, penalties and interests abatement; deal with bullying revenue officers and lots more. So, you really need an experience tax lawyer or an experience tax firm on your journey to that future devoid of tax debts.

However, getting one hired is not an easy task, considering that there are myriads of them with each trying to outdo the others in publicity. This makes the task more difficult and you will agree on the fact that the abundance of tax lawyers is not lacking its own fair share of scammers. Just like in any other industry, scammers abound, who are only out to take your money. Be vigilant!

How do you then go about hiring your much needed tax professional(s)? There are no two ways about it, you need to conduct a personal research on whatever company you are considering. A good place to start is checking for verified third party reviews on the company. What you want to find out is how they treated their past clients. You will want to know whether past clients will gladly give their friends in trouble a referral to the company or a warning to be wary of the company. Reliable verified third party reviews can be gotten from sites like BBB, Trust Pilot, Trust Link and iVouch. Do yourself a favour by checking them out.

Eventually, the company will invite you for consultation – an avenue to meet you and know about your peculiar needs. You, however, have to make the consultation an avenue to know more about the firm too. If there is no consultation, please run as fast as you can. Do not sign any contract unless you are very sure the company really understands your situation and has something to offer you. In essence, the quality of the consultation too is very important. A shoddy and rushed-through consultation, in which the focus of the consultant is on getting you to sign a contract by all means, is a pointer for you to reconsider your option.

You will enjoy working with us and it will be our pleasure to be able to get you the relief you deserve. Our company of experienced professionals have an outstanding A+ BBB rating with over 173 positive customer ratings to show for it.

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Removing Wage Garnishments
Getting Rid of Tax Liens
Removing Bank Levies
Filing Back Tax Returns
Stopping IRS Letters
Stopping Revenue Officers
Solving IRS Back Tax Problems
Ironing out Payroll Tax Issues
Relief from Past Tax Issues
Negotiating Offer in Compromise Agreements
Negotiating Innocent Spouse Relief Arrangements
Penalty Abatement Negotiations
Assessing Currently Not Collectible Claims
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Frequently Asked Questions about Tax Relief in Philadelphia

Do Tax Attorneys go to Court With You?

Generally, many people usually choose to really go to court with their tax attorneys. Just a Tax lawyer will possess the experience in realizing tax settlements. While a CPA might be familiar with some tax settlement programs, they'll not get a complete comprehension of the ins and outs of the many systems. Tax laws and codes are complex and many times change yearly. In addition there are lots of applications available a troubled citizen can utilize to settle or reduce the amount of tax liability but just a seasoned tax lawyer will learn how to qualify you and to determine both the most effective system to utilize in Philadelphia.

Is Tax Debt Reported on the Public Record?

There are just three kinds of public records that appear in a credit file, all of them. Bankruptcy is the most evident. It's a legal proceeding under which somebody is supplied relief from debts they're incapable of paying. This results from failure to pay your taxes. Uncle Sam is serious about getting his taxes. An unpaid tax lien on your Philadelphia property will stay on a credit report for up to 10 years from the filing date. A tax lien that was paid is deleted seven years from the date it's paid.

Can IRS Tax Debt Expire?

Yes, this is because the IRS has ten 10 years to collect a debt. The IRS can no longer legally collect the debt after that time has passed and they write it off. The ten year period is measured from the date the tax was assessed, not when it was initially due. If you never filed a tax return, but the IRS filed one for you using a Substitute for Return / 6020(b) appraisal, then the statute of limitations began running whenever that evaluation was processed by the IRS on your own behalf. The date your debts expire is known in IRS-lingo as the Collection Statute Expiration Date, or CSED.

How Much Do Tax Relief Companies Cost?

Tax resolution companies in Pennsylvania are everywhere, each with wildly fluctuating rates of integrity and competence. One thing is said by some firms and do the exact reverse, although this is not entirely unreasonable. Make sure you read the contract of a firm carefully. Some businesses verbally guarantee flat fees, but hourly rates are clearly outlined by their contracts. A set fee can be a good thing, since it encourages your tax pro to work hard to resolve your tax debt.

Can I reduce my Tax Debt on My Own?

While you are able to try and solve you tax problems in your own right from your house in Philadelphia, it is advisable to leave it up to a tax professional. If you were having a leak in your pipes in the middle of the night, as well as your basement was flooded, the best method to solve the matter rapid is to call an expert. The very same thing applies to tax problems. Save yourself the time, money and hassle of attempting to figure it out yourself, and only leave it up to our Pennsylvania tax experts.

Can Tax Lawyers Really Help?

Yes, tax attorneys in Philadelphia, PA can actually help. It is very important to take care of your tax problems very carefully. IRS tax issues are very critical and sensitive issue as well as a small error in the process can cost you may land you in jail and very dearly in the type of loss of money, time, can get you frustrated. The tax laws along with the legalities involved in the method of tax settlement of your IRS taxes could be very complicated and you could not comprehend it whatsoever. Therefore, it is best to hire an expert in tax representation, who'll manage to manage your situation in Pennsylvania better.

What Does a Tax Attorney Do For Me?

Since they specialize in the minutiae of the IRS tax code, a Tax attorney is able to help you solve your tax issues with the IRS. They provide guidance on complicated legal issues, especially in the areas of tax disputes, estate preparation, trusts, and company tax law. Lawyers are strong negotiators who assess case facts in light of the law and construct arguments that best support a desired position. The court system can be used by them in ways that provide leverage in resolving tax cases. Some tax lawyers help prepare your tax returns for a premium; yet, tax attorneys are not accountants and are seldom involved in filing taxes with the Internal Revenue Service or state of Pennsylvania.

How Should I Calculate my Offer in Compromise Agreement?

Your first step in choosing whether to pursue an Offer in Compromise is to estimate what the IRS terms your Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP). This is essentially the core of any Offer in Compromise and will be the basis of the decision regarding whether to accept or reject your offer of the Internal Revenue Service, since the Internal Revenue Service requires that your offer equal or exceed your RCP. The Reasonable Collection Potential, in essence, is what the IRS potentially and reasonably could expect to collect from the affection of your wages and income in Pennsylvania together with from the seizure of your assets from you in order to settle the tax assessment against you.

Where Do I Send my Offer in Compromise Payments?

There are only two options for where to send the OIC Holtsville, NY or Memphis, TN. As you live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, you would send your offer to Holtsville. Pay the entire sum of the Offer in Compromise over the remaining life on the set statute of limitations. You may define a lump sum payment due within 90 days, and then monthly installment payments for the rest of the collection period. The standard set statute of limitations is 10 years (or 120 months), from the date a tax liability was finalized. This 10-year interval may have been expanded or suspended by various activities taken by the IRS or by the taxpayer.

Can Tax Debt Be Included in a Chapter 13?

How a tax debt will soon be treated in Chapter 13 bankruptcy depends on whether it's a precedence or non-precedence tax obligation. Precedence tax debts are not dischargeable in bankruptcy and you should pay them off in full through your Chapter 13 repayment plan. In comparison, non-priority tax obligations are treated the same as your other general unsecured debts (like credit cards and medical bills) and wiped out when you get your discharge. Most taxes are considered priority debts in bankruptcy. Therefore, you can't remove them only by receiving a discharge and filing for bankruptcy. If you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Philadelphia, you need to pay off your precedence tax debts in full through your repayment plan.